cw104

Across:
1.	Is Osama bin Laden the world's best known ___?
5.	City people go to dude ___es to learn a little about cowboy life.
6.	They had a ___ honeymoon in Hawaii. (But of course!)
7.	"With this ring, I thee ___," the groom said to the bride.
9.	___ for the driver, his head lights went out at the curve in the road.
10.	The ___ driver and the fire engine driver were both paramedics.
14.	The cows were grazing in the ___ not far from the stream.
15.	The man was in a ___ after being struck on the head by the water bottle.
17.	Bob was a strange ___; he didn't believe in God, but he did believe in aliens from outer space.
18.	Many department stores are ___ing prices to encourage customers to resume shopping.
21.	What do people want more--education or ___? If you ask the TV networks, it's ___.
22.	If you're preparing a meal, keep the uncooked meat ___ from the other foods.

Down:
2.	How often do earthquakes ___ in Japan?
3.	If your best friend and his girlfriend are having an argument, don't get ___d.
4.	A busy film actor will ___ many different characters in his career.
8.	"Foyle's War" is a BBC TV ___ about life in England during World War II.
11.	Maybe they had a short marriage because they had such a short ___ment.
12.	There are almost half a billion ___s worldwide who follow the teachings of Buddha.
13.	Their ___ ended when she found out that he was dating two other women.
14.	She spoke to one of the Buddhist ___s who lived near the temple on Figueroa Street.
16.	Go to ___World.com if you have the money to purchase your own private boat for $200,000 or more.
17.	A TV sitcom is a "situation ___." (Many sitcoms are mostly just "situation.")
19.	You can use your ATM to ___ information about your checking account.
20.	Tennis players often wear ___ bands to keep their hands dry.